Sentence examples for terribly adequate from inspiring English sources
The latter rejects 'excluded middle', that is, the validity of the disjunction of a sentence and its negation.[3] In the target non-classical theories (all of which have classical logic as a proper extension), the so-called 'material conditional' (the 'hook' or 'horseshoe') is not a terribly adequate conditional, where the hook is a disguised disjunction, namely ¬A∨B.
These are hard problems for a director to solve, and Marion McClinton is an adequate but not terribly strong director.
When suburban and rural districts fear children as neighbors, and when inner-city children are left without adequate resources, something is terribly wrong.
Mr. Bookman said an initial group of newsstands installed last fall "leaked terribly and had locks that were not adequate".
As Pelleas, the tenor Richard Croft was certainly adequate, if the personality was not terribly compelling.
CHEMERINSKY: I think that our criminal justice system is terribly flawed, especially in its failure to provide adequate counsel to people who are facing death sentences.
"If we can't supply our children with adequate health care, then there is a terribly big problem," she said.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
